It sounds like this team wasn't doing that, and therefore they weren't organized enough to serve you well.

Follow up with a certified letter so there’s a record of your request.

In general, Cohan is overhyped by gurus who mis-promote it as a loophole for people who do not bother to keep records and receipts.

My role has taught me the importance of managing systems, understanding finances, and staying organized—skills I’m eager to apply to real estate investing.I’m a newbie in the real estate world but deeply motivated to learn and take action.

Their explanation is that the banking service they use (Thread Bank) and their agreement with Stripe (payments) leaves them with no choice but refund if such a request is made, even though they have records of the tenant authorizing payments via their own platform.

With blockchain, every transaction is recorded, hence why governments like buying the currency... for law enforcement purposes.

My goal would be to secure my first property by 2025, reinvest in 3-4 properties by 2028, and refine systems for scalability by 2029, using tech tools to stay organized and effective.Good luck!

No PM wants the state digging into their records, so it will usually force them to contact you and negotiate a settlement and make your complaint go away.If that doesn't work, then I recommend you contact an attorney.

A costly example could be remodeling information claiming a permit was issued when there wasn't any in the county's records.

Moreover, I believe that those of us affected by this organization's actions deserve appropriate relief.Sincerely,MMThus far, I have made every attempt to resolve this situation as amicably as possible, but they have not and are being absolutely unreasonable, uncompromising, and ridiculous.